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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 291, 28 August 1873, Page 1

mHISTLE ', HOTEL "AND r STORE,, .jjjcj ..xi >s I .-I' ;: .1 ;n.; n. il-i'-j '•" Evans' Flat.j ; . jS -io ..I.N.R^rriDistfrict PSsth r office: P R 0 •V4#'ofA ] '4i! !lil Hd 1 T E LV; DAVID EVANS .Proprietor Good accommodation for Travellers. First- g in „.:»•• J>:-"^c1498'94-aeß.o^addc«k,-' ' '^ '^ •• >t>> t.lovt .lov (ix«t*S.Nii'oa*?i» iott'Sixs.f r ■ 'T^AftMWftY AND t BEETSON, GREENHILL FLOtJR \iILL, ' '*'"' * "' EVANS FLAT^ TTTAPEKA. ' < Silkrdiessed Flout o£:tbe best, quality alw°vs on hand. ! r,--n\ <f T . ,•> lii 1 i±j _ W-> iJi AY AN D. S ? 0 N, _•. .(successors a:o j. macknet), (" r ■BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, CABINET-" '■' :jII MkkERS,'AND UNDERTAKERS, -■A l '. x <'\ ' , ' Wetherstones. .; . , > "'*' 'Building Material always oh hand. OO'MMEROIAL HOTEL, ...... ./,>-, , m PEEL-STREET, LAWRENCE. ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Tuapeka and i surrounding 'districts ' that he has leased the above Ho,tel,and trusts, by careful attention to the requirements of his cnatomers, to receive a continuance of -thie'^Wpport hitherto accorded to his predecessor. • . This Hotel is unsurpassed for accommodation' in any^p-couiitry township 1 of Otasro, and every, attention is paid to < travellers and families. In addition I "to" the' Hotel there- is a splendid Billiard room, fitted with one of Alcock's best Tables." " ' '"'' ' : The Stable is large alidVell-veh'tilated, and there is an experienced groom always in attendance upon* horses. ''• <!i - ' v Ales, Wines, and Spirits ofcExcellent Quality. menu.. uTt., t ! ...r v. :. I ,','.' •.. X l ' VEIERINARY AND SHOEING FORGE. E.; • ;., , A ., jji.B D *&*.-&. 'W-'S. ■J,,.".' B^^°; an I°. an ! ee .l'?,,^f; ("??^ s an^t the public that, having completed bis new 'premises! 'He isnow 7 prepared r t(f 'carry on his late business as, Veterinary ftt.Uis new Shoeing Forge, comer of Ross Place and Peel-street, Lawrence, at the following prices :—: — " * .- Saddle. Horses ■ , - 1 ;,•t> x Bs. a set Light Draught - , - 10s. s „ Heavy do - 12s.' „ From R. A.'s long experience as a Veterin-' ary, he is prepared to prescribe for Horses and Cattle labouring under any disease to which they are, subject. „ Horses Shod on the shortest notice. MASONIC HOTEL, BOSS PLACE, . : . LAWRENCE, .TUAPEKA. , ,- • 1.11 .J 111 , ■ ■ , -.' 1 '■ cI . j «.i .i> 1 Geobge Clabk • - " Proprietor. Wines and Spirits'- of tlie" best'Drands. ' ' GOOD STABLINGK , , GOpDNEWS .LAWRENCE. AND " 4l -^ukßbuNjDm'(ri)i*rß-icT^ '" «< ''jj.V*. v/e/r . : .~,l— Yr-Jnc-'Jrti'r <T '.ic.'i Great Reduction m the Price of Colonial Boots fj[<<TioJ« T {<i madejin Lawrence.* A V v -^ f THE undersigned bpgs>ite 4)lrtdW Ili3-"best. thanks &» the support; he r has recei,ved since opening business, "arid lias 1 "how'a'eterjmked^ reduce Jfjjhe _ price; ;ofj- Boots", to p|eet the times. " ' ' "~- On Sale, for winter wear : — G-entJlfo Elastic Sides, Balmorals, and Watertight*; Ladirs' , ISjHifeiSw** %3Ail«fieii^ofe''i9(ai}rijSE.lßfilic 'Sides and Lace Boots ; Youths' and Boys, Elastic Sides and Lace Boots jtiftSKfldren's Copper Toes— all of the very best material' and workmanship. 'AtntK. a iJi,3ii bol'uulO JAMES-SLY, PRACTICAL BOOT MAUFAOTURER, : Vi ] SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.! .' o? uifl ?■> viii.jyl j, j^stjiuoif F off ,';/?, mHIS Company feßHeene6stablis'ftetf JL purely New Zealand institution, with' .all'iis^unds tokaxi&Mh lh\festea/in'4ie, Colony. It has a very large and influen- 1 tial body of shareholders distributed •bHiroTagliou-fc the entir «Rf^l?iV?' a -JiirTr%'s^<WFl themselves insurers to a very considerable \ amount, and consequently ?ean influe'rifeeai large business, thus adding to the se-: curity of the insured- and the stability of the Company, the chief features of which ar£lai lHi^l/nlan&jemdQt;/ <p~i6inpt r - payments, rates moderate, and personal responsibility of a_ large body of shareholders. , ,TJie»un4eraignecL, is, now prepared to • $mL Vfad- 4ia«s at ratßi.X I a t/1